Booking / Scheduling / Appointment
Something similar to Calendly. I can choose dates and times I am available and then send a link to someone and they are brought to a pretty site with a calendar view and can choose a time to meet with me that I have already approved to be on the list.
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Ian Corvin
Aug 1, 2024
I guess you could go with cal.com, they offer the whole infrastructure and stuff and I see many startups using them as a scheduling platform.
For me personally, the things that I used in calendly and now use in Reclaim:
Set up several schedules — i.e., one is strictly within my work time, but sometimes I might cave and provide a customer with a link to meet during my off-work hours due to the time zones difference. But I don’t want everyone who has my main link to book my 10 PM slot 😄
Obviously, create different scheduling links that can use different time schedules, and ideally have different descriptions.
Ability to set the meeting duration. Ideally — a flexible one, so that the customer can select from 15/30/whatever minutes I have set up based on the time they have.
Dan
Jul 18, 2024
Thanks @Adam Stein / It already got upvote!
I also used calendly for long time and now I am using googles free appointment feature.
If we were to make it, we want to make things better (So we don’t reinvent the wheel)
Do you have any wonderful idea, or do you remeber any painpoints that even calendly could not get right? I would love to make things better than existing services out there.
(One of the points that I was thinking of was using multi calendars to block time for booking. So it will be not interupt personal events.)
Adam Stein
Jul 18, 2024
Actually I think Akiflow has this implemented fantastically. When you click the SHARE AVAILABILITY you are given a calendar view and you click and drag what times you want to include. This allows you to see all your calendars while doing this to make sure you dont double book yourself.
You can also choose to make this a one time thing or recurring availability. You can do a short message. Its nicely done.